Loughborough Echo - 2020-02-05

• Calling all town women
• End of an era announced
• Commitment to the Armed Forces praised
• RUSSELL GRANT
• Town Deal Board is formed to try and secure £25m funding
• Borough proposal to increase Council Tax
• Young crimefight­ers in the spotlight
• Public come to the aid of man stabbed in street
• Tribute to Elizabeth Steven, who helped so many
• Dead fish spotted in a brook that runs through Sileby
• Plans for conversion to visitor centre at Outwoods are passed
• New defibrilla­tor at football club
• MP meets with Sarcoma UK to discuss work it is doing
• Events for launch of WWI book
• Investigat­ions into town care home
• Suspected cases of mumps and measles have rocketed
• Presentati­on evening for St John Badgers and cadets...
• Plan to cut rubbish tip opening hours to save cash is axed
• Expansion plans agreed for centre
• Thousands in county are still at risk from the flu
• Youngsters enjoy visit to the interactiv­e ‘Warning Zone’
• New look website for travel project
• Arson to blame for blaze at old waste site
• Significan­t rise in remote access fraud cases
• Trips to see the Northern Lights
• Chief constable set to be guest speaker at hospice annual lunch
• Overweight volunteers needed for university study
• Sport for youngsters in care is put under the spotlight
• Coral presented with British Citizen Award
• Denise celebrates two decades with company
• East Leake
• Normanton on Soar
• Sutton Bonington
• Enjoyable talk for society...
• Old favourites make a return
• Digital journey to the USA
• Humour is on the agenda!
• What if I had actually snuffed it?
• Musical numbers galore for Mack and Mabel show
• Loughborou­gh Orchestra perform at Trinity Methodist
• ACT One show did not fail to entertain
• Family half term fun with Cadbury World
• Marathon returns to the city
• Make a cinema date with Ball and Boe
• Taking on the world’s most famous rags to riches fairytale, Northern Ballet’s Cinderella combines dance with magic and circus skills. We speak to premier dancer Antoinette Brooks-Daw and first soloist Sean Bates about the production Have a ball at the bal
• Deda has something for everyone this spring
• ‘Everything in life is easier than being in the jungle’ In a career that has achieved high praise from audiences and critics alike, Andrew Maxwell has never been short of subjects to regale us all with. BRIAN DONALDSON gets the inside story from the man h
• JUST FOR LAUGHS
• Build your own videogame, learn Minecraft survival skills, or walk around in a virtual reality story
• BE A HAARLEM GLOBETROTT­ER
• THE ARTFUL ROGERS
• Small change, big difference
• Great for stargazing
• MAKING THE MOST OF LONDON UNDERGROUN­D
• Buy a slice of prime historic English park life
• Unofficial traffic regulation­s...
• College celebrates a record breaking year
• Bottom Railway BA maintain perfect record
• Town 1st XI clinch away victory despite illnesses
• Disappoint­ing defeat sees Town 3rd XI’s losing sequence extended to five games
• Last gasp goal gives Dynamo home win
• It’s a five star performanc­e from Shepshed Dynamo
• The Luffs can take positives from their latest defeat
• East Leake Robins hit six to book place in Trophy semis
• Trio get the call up to GB American football squad
• Charnwood Warriors consolidat­e top spot in National league
• Title setback for Shepshed
• County joy for town swim club

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